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eInvoicing software for recruitment agencies
eInvoicing is a new way to send and receive invoices directly via a dedicated secure global network. It means businesses can exchange invoices with no emails, PDFs or manual handling. Send accurate, secure invoices directly to your customers’ accounting software.
Improved Cashflow
NZ Government agencies have adopted a target of paying 95% of all eInvoices within 10 business days.
Direct & Secure
eInvoices from Karmly are exchanged via the secure global Peppol network, protected by strict security protocols and encryption.
Greater Accuracy
The direct exchange of invoices between accounting systems means invoice processing isn’t delayed due to data entry errors or lost invoices.
Faster Payments
No manual handling of your invoices means no more errors. Invoices will get to the right place without getting lost or caught in spam filters, reducing delays in processing and payment of your invoices by your clients. This includes NZ Government agencies, who have committed to paying 95% of eInvoices within 10 days of receipt.
Better For Your Clients
Save your customers time and money. On average it costs a business $7.63 to process an eInvoice, compared to $23.01 for a pdf invoice. eInvoicing takes the admin out of paying bills, and reduces data entry for recipients.
Direct and Secure
eInvoices minimise the risk of fake or compromised invoices, reduce the chance of paper or PDF invoices being intercepted, and they don’t get lost. Sender and receiver details are validated, audit logs kept, and strict protocols are followed to ensure invoices remain secure in the Peppol network.
Improved Visibility
Track the status of your eInvoices and when they've been received or if anything has gone wrong. Better visibility supports successful forecasting, planning and budgeting, and more accurate financial management.
Stay Ahead of the Curve
All New Zealand Central Government departments aim to migrate 90% of B2G invoices to eInvoices by July 2026. Australia has already mandated eInvoices for all Commonwealth agencies since July 2022 and is now investigating options for the B2B sector.